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wá-gȼĕ cu-í wágthe shuí there he is, coming to this place, not his home, or for the first time, for his horses, etc. 8/29/12 8/29/12, 6:09 AM Barbara Salvatore

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wá-gȼĕ cu-kí wágthe shukʰí to reach his, where you are or will be, having gone thither for his horses, etc. 8/29/12 8/29/12, 6:13 AM Barbara Salvatore

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wá-gȼĕ cu-ȼé wágthe shuthé to go hence to the place where you are or will be, for his kindred, horses, etc. 8/29/12 8/29/12, 5:49 AM Barbara Salvatore

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wá-gȼĕ ȼé wágthe tʰhé to go somewhere after his own horses, etc. 8/29/12 8/29/12, 6:19 AM Barbara Salvatore

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wá-gȼĕ tí wágthe tʰí to have come hither for the first time, or to this place, not his home, for his own (horses, etc.) 8/29/12 8/29/12, 11:06 PM Barbara Salvatore

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wa-gȼi wagthi n. a worm; (remainder illegible) 5/8/12 6/4/12, 4:43 PM Catherine Rudin

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wagȼi wagthi 5/8/12 5/8/12, 2:36 PM Connie Toney

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wa-gȼí-cka wagthíshka n. an insect or reptile: insects, reptiles, snakes 5/8/12 6/4/12, 4:46 PM Catherine Rudin

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wa-gȼí-cka bȼá-ska wagthíshka btháska n. "the flat insect"or chinch 5/8/12 6/4/12, 5:21 PM Catherine Rudin

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wa-gȼí-cka ha cú-ga wagthíshka ha shúga n. " the insect with a thick skin," or the cockroach 5/8/12 6/20/12, 6:17 PM Mark Awakuni-Swetland

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wa-gȼí-cka ha cú-ga gȼé-xe wagthíshka ha shúga gthéxe n. "the striped thick-skinned insect" 6/4/12 6/4/12, 5:36 PM Catherine Rudin

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wa-gȼí-cka ha cú-gá i-ctá ȼiñ-gé wagthíshka ha shúgá ishtá thiⁿgé " the thick- skinned insect without Eyes," adheres to any kind of tree 5/8/12 5/8/12, 3:27 PM Connie Toney

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wa-gȼí-cka hi dú-ba wagthíshka hi dúba n. a lizard: "the four-legged reptile" 5/8/12 7/15/22, 3:59 AM Binah Gordon

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wa-gȼí-cka hiⁿ ckú-be wagthíshka hiⁿ shkúbe n. " the thick haired insect" or caterpiller 5/8/12 9/6/12, 3:12 AM Catherine Rudin

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wa-gȼí-cka i-ctá ȼiñ-gé wagthíshka ishtá thiⁿgé " an insect without eyes". the pupa of the Eacles imperialis 5/8/12 5/8/12, 3:40 PM Connie Toney

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Wa-gȼí-cka ní-ka-cíⁿ-ga Wagthíshka níkʰashíⁿga The Reptile People, applied primarily to the Wacataⁿ sub-gens ot the Omaha Ictasnda gens, and sometimes to the whole gens 5/8/12 5/8/12, 4:41 PM Connie Toney

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wa-gȼí-cka sá-bĕ jaⁿ máⁿ-te wagthíshka sábe zhoⁿ móⁿtʰe "black insects under wood," a species of wood borers, Ceranbycidae, Longicorn beatles. 5/8/12 5/8/12, 3:53 PM Connie Toney

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wa-gȼí-cka ṭú wagthíshka tú n. " green insect", a grass green insect(worm) about two inches long, without hair, tender 5/8/12 6/13/13, 5:48 PM Catherine Rudin

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wa-gȼí-cka uḳí-gȼi-skĕ wagthíshka ukígthiske n. a spider 5/8/12 6/6/12, 1:20 AM Catherine Rudin

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wa-gȼí-cka wé-t'a-bá-jĭ wagthíshka wétʰabázhi Those who do not touch reptiles (including insects), a name of the Wacetaⁿ subgens of the Owaha ictasanda genes. 5/8/12 7/8/12, 2:32 PM Catherine Rudin

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